The Tudor Pass At Great Fosters

Beautiful hotel, lovely Oak Dining Room only spoilt but the hideous blue rug which is fixed to the wall and completely out of character with the rest of the building. Interesting brain challenge to exit the car park in the dark unless you stumble across the intercom which is a distance from the car park barrier. Food service were very good although Bellini was disappointing as the champagne glass was served at only 2/3 full. Maître’d was very good, obviously well trained and well spoken

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The food was fantastic, and the place itself is one of my favourites. It is so relaxing and warm. This time we were very disappointed with the service, it got worse. There was no communication between the waiting staff. Everybody was very nice, especially the manager but we waited a long time for our drinks which didn't arrive at the same time. this continued throughout the whole meal.

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Great fosters was a lovely venue for a celebratory lunch. The treacle tart was one of the best desserts I've ever eaten. Also love the basket of all their different delicious homemade breads. Service is very friendly and helpful with menu and wine choices without being too formal. Always a tasty veggie option on the menu.

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Oak Room at Great Fosters was it's normal high quality/good value self. Portland crab then rump of lamb washed down with a nice burgundy couldn't be better.

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Great Fosters was a real find for us, as it's on a regular route. Good food, well served.

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